Библиография

Дополнительные библиографические источники и материалы

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4. Bell S. Canadians trying to join terror groups could have passports cancelled without notice. National Post. 7.05.2015.
5. Canada's plan for airstrikes against ISIL in Syria has dubious legal basis, NDP charges // Huffington Post. 24.03.2015.
6. Chase S. Funding for CSIS watchdog doubled as security defence get boost // The Globe and Mail. 21.04.2015.
7. Chretien Clark, Martin and Turner. A close eye on security makes Canadians safer // The Globe and Mail. 19.04.2015.
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11. Iraq mission: the text of the motion to expand, extend operations // CBC News. 24.03.2015.
12. John Baird: Canada won't expand airstrikes on ISIS to Syria // The Associated Press. 06.12.2014.
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14. McKenna P. Canada on flimsy ground to bomb SyriS // The Winnipeg Free Press. 23.03.2015.
15. Nowak P. Bill C-51: How Trudeau's support of the anti-terror bill could help the NDP // CBC News. 08.05.2015.
16. Parliament of Canada. Second Session, Forty-first Parliament, House of Commons of Canada. Bill C-51, May 2015. Available at: http://www.parl.gc.ca/HousePublications/Publication.aspx?Language=E&Mode=1&DocId=7965854&File=9 (accessed 10.05.2015).
17. Petrolekas G. Party politics eclipsed well-considered debate // Embassy. 1.04.2015.
18. Smith M.-D. Budget 2015: Funding boosts for National Defence and Public Safety // Embassy. 22.04.2015.
19. Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada in Ottawa (Press Release). Ottawa, 22.10.2014.
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21. Taylor S. Fuzzy legal grounding for Middle East military action // Embassy. 1.04.2015
22. Therrien D. Without big changes, Bill C-51 means big data // The Globe and Mail. 06.03.2015.
23. Wingrove J. How new laws are about to change your privacy // The Globe and Mail. 09.06.2014.